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What was the first movie you saw with Radha Mitchell?


i first saw pitch black. After that i saw Silent hill, Mozart and the Whale, ...
I have seen almost all of her movies

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High Art. A classic piece of filmmaking!

I've since seen most of Radha MitchellÂ’s films and get the impression that her career hasn't reached dizzy heights because she's an extremely subtle, low-key actress whose nuanced performances are often misunderstood. Revisit any of her work and you find SO much more.

In my opinion, her strongest performances have been in Everything Put Together (especially her closing scene) and Finding Neverland; both directed by Marc Forster.

I believe Mitchell's best is yet to come. And when it does, people won't know what's hit them.

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it would be great if Radha's carrer reached dizzy, but even if it doesnt that doesnt means she isn't a great actress.

"Revisit any of her work and you find SO much more." i agree i always like to see her movies over and over again.

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"it would be great if Radha's carrer reached dizzy, but even if it doesnt that doesnt means she isn't a great actress."

Absolutely!

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Pitch Black: I liked her right away. Along with the films already mentioned, she was also good in Man on Fire.



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Pitch Black

"And I thought my jokes were bad..." - The Joker

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Pitch Black (I hated what happened to her at the end), then, I think, Finding Neverland. It would be cool to meet her.

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I also saw her first in Pitch Black and I agree with you about the ending

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I saw her in 'Sugar & Spice' when I was younger. It was an AWESOME show about a tomboy (Molly) who had to go to boarding school, and even better, live with her worst enemy, the prime and proper Pixie (Rhada, who was known as Rhada-Rani Mitchell back then, and I still call her that!). Great show, if you can ever get hold of it!

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